Best rooms at Miraval, ranked
Flamingo Lounge Room is the best pick if you want the most distinctive decor and a choice of bed sizes; Casa Cubana Room is the most flexible for small groups or family use. Casa Exotica Room is a comfortable midrange option; Oriental Lounge Room suits travelers who specifically want a straightforward king-bed room.
In this guide
- How I ranked the rooms
- 1. Flamingo Lounge Room — top pick for style and choice of beds
- 2. Casa Cubana Room — best for small families or extra-sleep flexibility
- 3. Casa Exotica Room — decorative option with a secondary bed
- 4. Oriental Lounge Room — straightforward king-bed choice
- Practical tips for choosing and booking
How I ranked the rooms
Ranking is based on room mix (bed configurations), hallmark decor, and flexibility for different traveler types using the property's published room list. Miraval has only four rooms, so personal fit matters more than large differences in services.
I favoured rooms that give either extra sleeping options (sofa beds) or a clear sense of style for a Split stay near Diocletian’s Palace. Practical factors like privacy, layout, and bed size were considered where details were available.
- Style and atmosphere: how characterful the room looks and feels.
- Sleeping flexibility: presence of extra sofa/twin options (useful for families or a third guest).
- Simplicity: straightforward king rooms for travelers who want a classic hotel-style stay.
| Room | Beds | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Flamingo Lounge Room | 1 Queen Bed and 1 King Bed | Couples or travelers who want distinctive decor and a choice of bed |
| Casa Cubana Room | 1 Queen Bed and 1 Twin Sofa Bed | Small families or a solo traveler needing extra sleeping space |
| Casa Exotica Room | 1 Queen Bed and 1 Twin Sofa Bed | Travelers wanting a decorative mid-size room with extra sleeping option |
| Oriental Lounge Room | 1 King Bed | Travelers who want a straightforward king-bed room |
1. Flamingo Lounge Room — top pick for style and choice of beds
Flamingo Lounge Room ranks highest for travelers who value distinctive decor plus flexible sleeping options: the published room list shows it includes both a Queen and a King bed. Photo references show flamingo-themed wallpaper and a clear, stylish layout (see photo 73).
Because Miraval only has four rooms, Flamingo Lounge Room stands out when you want a room that feels more decorative and memorable while still offering premium bedding and typical in-room amenities listed by the property (mini-bar, in-room safe, flat-screen TV with Netflix).
- Beds: 1 Queen Bed and 1 King Bed
- Best if you want decorative flair and multiple bed choices
- Photo: 73
| Feature | Notes |
|---|---|
| Decor | Flamingo wallpaper and thematic artwork (visuals available in property photos) |
| Amenities | A/C, minibar, in-room safe, flat-screen TV with Netflix (property standard) |
| Who should book | Couples who want style or travelers needing a flexible bed setup |
2. Casa Cubana Room — best for small families or extra-sleep flexibility
Casa Cubana Room is the most flexible single room for groups because it lists 1 Queen Bed plus a Twin Sofa Bed. That layout works well for a parent with a child or two friends who don’t require separate full beds. Photos show a clear sitting area and full room layout (see photo 53).
If you plan to use the sofa bed regularly, confirm mattress size and comfort preferences with the property in advance; Miraval offers infant cribs on request but family policies can vary across booking platforms, so check directly before arrival.
- Beds: 1 Queen Bed and 1 Twin Sofa Bed
- Good for: small family or two travelers who can share a queen
- Photo: 53
| Practical point | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Sofa bed availability | Adds an extra sleeping surface without booking a second room |
| Confirm child policy | OTA and the property's own site have conflicting age notes; verify directly |
3. Casa Exotica Room — decorative option with a secondary bed
Casa Exotica Room also lists 1 Queen Bed and 1 Twin Sofa Bed, making it similar in flexibility to Casa Cubana but with a different decorative approach. Property photos indicate a partial room divider and chandelier-style lighting in some images (see photo 62).
Book Casa Exotica if you want a room that feels a bit more boutique in layout while still giving a spare sleeping surface. Confirm the exact layout and which bedding configuration you’ll receive when you reserve.
- Beds: 1 Queen Bed and 1 Twin Sofa Bed
- Best if you want a boutique layout with sleeping flexibility
- Photo: 62
| Check before booking | Reason |
|---|---|
| Which bed configuration is assigned | Some photos show different vantage points; ask the property for specifics |
| Stairs-only access | Upper floors are accessible only by stairs—mention mobility needs in advance |
4. Oriental Lounge Room — straightforward king-bed choice
Oriental Lounge Room is the simplest option for travelers who just want a standard king bed. The published room list shows it as 1 King Bed, and property images reflect a classic king-room layout (see photos available for this style, though no photo is assigned here).
Choose Oriental Lounge Room if you don’t need a sofa bed or extra sleeping surface and prefer a direct, hotel-like room with the property's standard amenities (A/C, minibar, TV with streaming). Because Miraval has no staffed front desk, be sure to confirm arrival instructions at least 24 hours before you arrive.
- Beds: 1 King Bed
- Good for: solo travelers or couples seeking a simple king room
- Note: no photo assigned in this guide
| Practical detail | What to do |
|---|---|
| No front desk | Contact the property in advance to arrange check-in |
| Breakfast | If you booked a rate with breakfast, it’s a continental breakfast served at a nearby restaurant (about 300 m away) |
Practical tips for choosing and booking
Miraval is a very small, four-room bed & breakfast in Split’s historic centre. Because there’s no staffed front desk, the property requires you to contact them in advance to arrange check-in at least 24 hours before arrival.
Policies around children and minimum check-in age differ across sources. The property’s own site says children of all ages are welcome; some OTAs list an 18+ minimum. If you’re travelling with kids, confirm room suitability and crib availability directly.
- Check-in: 2:00 PM–11:30 PM (express check-in available); check-out by 11:00 AM.
- Parking: public parking nearby (about €20–25/day) — no reservation usually required.
- Transport: Miraval is about a 5-minute walk to Diocletian’s Palace and the Riva waterfront; Split Airport transfers should be arranged in advance with the property.
| When to confirm | Why |
|---|---|
| Arrival time and check-in method | No front desk — property needs arrival details to provide access |
| Child policy and crib | OTA listings conflict with the property's own statements; confirm directly |
| Parking or airport transfer | On-site public parking and paid airport shuttle are possible but need arrangement |
